Multiplayer Invite System-niadh - Revision history

Iceiceice at 11:19, 7 April 2014

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Niadh at 20:18, 1 April 2009

2009-04-01T20:18:42Z

Niadh at 20:15, 1 April 2009

2009-04-01T20:15:49Z

Niadh at 19:03, 1 April 2009

2009-04-01T19:03:58Z

Niadh at 17:19, 1 April 2009

2009-04-01T17:19:17Z

Niadh: New page: My name is Neil Munro (niadh on forums and gna) my personal statement can be found here: http://aedentide.ath.cx/gsoc/wesnoth.txt This idea is one of my own based upon me and my friends e...

2009-04-01T16:00:48Z

New page: My name is Neil Munro (niadh on forums and gna) my personal statement can be found here: http://aedentide.ath.cx/gsoc/wesnoth.txt This idea is one of my own based upon me and my friends e...

New page

My name is Neil Munro (niadh on forums and gna) my personal statement can be found here: http://aedentide.ath.cx/gsoc/wesnoth.txt

This idea is one of my own based upon me and my friends experience with the multi-player system and what a possible solution to game hi-jacking might be.

What I propose is a means to (when creating a game) is to invite players into a game, reserving a slot for that player while leaving the remaining slots open for other players. The invited player will be presented with a accept/decline prompt, if the player accepts they will join the game, if they decline the player creating the game can attempt to re-invite them (the invited player may hit the wrong button) but re-inviting the same player should only be allowed a finite number of times per created game.

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	Obviously this could be integrated with the friends list etc so that a player could search their friends list for someone to invite and likewise a player could ignore invites from someone on their blocked list.		Obviously this could be integrated with the friends list etc so that a player could search their friends list for someone to invite and likewise a player could ignore invites from someone on their blocked list.
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 This idea is one of my own based upon me and my friends experience with the multi-player system and what a possible solution to game hi-jacking might be.
-What I propose is a means to (when creating a game) invite players into a game, reserving a slot for that player while leaving the remaining slots open for other players. The invited player will be presented with a accept/decline prompt, if the player accepts they will join the game, if they decline the player creating the game can attempt to re-invite them (the invited player may hit the wrong button) but re-inviting the same player should only be allowed a finite number of times per created game, this would be to allow the game to start with a full number of players and not stuck waiting for a player who may not want to play.
+What I propose is a means to (when creating a game) invite players into a game, reserving a slot for that player while leaving the remaining slots open for other players. The invited player will be presented with an accept/decline prompt, if the player accepts they will join the game, if they decline the player creating the game can attempt to re-invite them (the invited player may hit the wrong button) but re-inviting the same player should only be allowed a finite number of times per created game, this would be to allow the game to start with a full number of players and not stuck waiting for a player who may not want to play.
 Obviously this could be integrated with the friends list etc so that a player could search their friends list for someone to invite and likewise a player could ignore invites from someone on their blocked list.

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 This idea is one of my own based upon me and my friends experience with the multi-player system and what a possible solution to game hi-jacking might be.
-What I propose is a means to (when creating a game) is to invite players into a game, reserving a slot for that player while leaving the remaining slots open for other players. The invited player will be presented with a accept/decline prompt, if the player accepts they will join the game, if they decline the player creating the game can attempt to re-invite them (the invited player may hit the wrong button) but re-inviting the same player should only be allowed a finite number of times per created game, this would be to allow the game to start with a full number of players and not stuck waiting for a player who may not want to play.
+What I propose is a means to (when creating a game) invite players into a game, reserving a slot for that player while leaving the remaining slots open for other players. The invited player will be presented with a accept/decline prompt, if the player accepts they will join the game, if they decline the player creating the game can attempt to re-invite them (the invited player may hit the wrong button) but re-inviting the same player should only be allowed a finite number of times per created game, this would be to allow the game to start with a full number of players and not stuck waiting for a player who may not want to play.
 Obviously this could be integrated with the friends list etc so that a player could search their friends list for someone to invite and likewise a player could ignore invites from someone on their blocked list.

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	What I propose is a means to (when creating a game) is to invite players into a game, reserving a slot for that player while leaving the remaining slots open for other players. The invited player will be presented with a accept/decline prompt, if the player accepts they will join the game, if they decline the player creating the game can attempt to re-invite them (the invited player may hit the wrong button) but re-inviting the same player should only be allowed a finite number of times per created game, this would be to allow the game to start with a full number of players and not stuck waiting for a player who may not want to play.		What I propose is a means to (when creating a game) is to invite players into a game, reserving a slot for that player while leaving the remaining slots open for other players. The invited player will be presented with a accept/decline prompt, if the player accepts they will join the game, if they decline the player creating the game can attempt to re-invite them (the invited player may hit the wrong button) but re-inviting the same player should only be allowed a finite number of times per created game, this would be to allow the game to start with a full number of players and not stuck waiting for a player who may not want to play.
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		+	Obviously this could be integrated with the friends list etc so that a player could search their friends list for someone to invite and likewise a player could ignore invites from someone on their blocked list.

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	This idea is one of my own based upon me and my friends experience with the multi-player system and what a possible solution to game hi-jacking might be.		This idea is one of my own based upon me and my friends experience with the multi-player system and what a possible solution to game hi-jacking might be.

−	What I propose is a means to (when creating a game) is to invite players into a game, reserving a slot for that player while leaving the remaining slots open for other players. The invited player will be presented with a accept/decline prompt, if the player accepts they will join the game, if they decline the player creating the game can attempt to re-invite them (the invited player may hit the wrong button) but re-inviting the same player should only be allowed a finite number of times per created game.	+	What I propose is a means to (when creating a game) is to invite players into a game, reserving a slot for that player while leaving the remaining slots open for other players. The invited player will be presented with a accept/decline prompt, if the player accepts they will join the game, if they decline the player creating the game can attempt to re-invite them (the invited player may hit the wrong button) but re-inviting the same player should only be allowed a finite number of times per created game, this would be to allow the game to start with a full number of players and not stuck waiting for a player who may not want to play.